This week:
A financial adviser shares her best advice for military families to create and stick to budgets this holiday season.
About the Guest:
Corry Prestidge is a financial advisor with First Command based in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She is a retired Navy pilot and an active-duty Coast Guard spouse with degrees from Washington State University, the Naval War College and the Army War College.
About the Podcast:
The Spouse Angle is a podcast breaking down the news for military spouses and their families. Each episode features subject-matter experts and military guests who dive into current events from a military perspective — everything from new policy changes to research on family lifestyle challenges. The podcast is hosted by Natalie Gross, a freelance journalist and former Military Times reporter who grew up in a military family.
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The 1960s-era design continues to transform.
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